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What is missing from this input statement? input ("What is your name? ")

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a variable to store the input

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What would be printed from the print command in the following code:
name = input ("What is your name? ")
print (name)?

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whatever the user wrote

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If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

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23

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If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

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John

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If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

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an error message

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If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what will be printed?

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name

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If the user answered "John" to the first question and "23" to the second, what type of data is in age?

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str

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Which function would I use to get user input? Options: print(), user_input(), prompt(), input()

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input()

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True or false: Python statements all end in semicolons.

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False

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How would I write a single line comment?

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# This is a single line comment